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Eugene Police Department reminds drivers to prioritize school zone and bus safety

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5 months ago

September 1, 2025

Eugene, OR – As students return to school, the Eugene Police Department is urging drivers to be extra cautious around buses and young pedestrians.

Officials emphasized several safety measures: stop when school bus red lights are flashing, never pass a stopped bus with its stop arm extended, slow down in school zones and neighborhoods, and allow children extra time to cross streets safely.

The department noted that a few moments of patience can make a significant difference in keeping the community’s children safe during the school year.

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